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Black MOMO Question

14 posts by 10 people · 31 Mar 2004 22:25 UTC - 10 Apr 2004 17:17 UTC

TlgtrProd 31 Mar 2004 22:25 UTC#40347
Every now and then (Mainly noticed in SCR for F12K) it seems like I lose some of my acceleration. In SCR, I can't seem to get to 6th gear and acceleration is slow. I am guessing it is a bad connection or cable, as when I pause the game and "jiggle and fiddle" (engineering terms) with the cables and connections I canusually get it working correctly again..? Yet, I took the pedals apart and looked for dirty connections, didn't find any, but it didn't change anything. (Amazingly enough they worked after I put them back together.) I looked the cables over and can't see any obvious kink's or cat chew marks. This happen to anybody else? Anyone with any experiance with anything like this? Any advice appreciated, ask if more info needed... Thanks in advance. Kevin (aka tlgtr) **** Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured annually by their clothing.
ert 31 Mar 2004 23:06 UTC↳ reply to TlgtrProd#40349
I had that one time and it was ok after i pulled out the USB connection at the PC and put it back in "TlgtrProd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Every now and then (Mainly noticed in SCR for F12K) it seems like I losesome > of my acceleration. In SCR, I can't seem to get to 6th gear andacceleration > is slow. I am guessing it is a bad connection or cable, as when I pausethe > game and "jiggle and fiddle" (engineering terms) with the cables and > connections I canusually get it working correctly again..? Yet, I tookthe > pedals apart and looked for dirty connections, didn't find any, but itdidn't > change anything. (Amazingly enough they worked after I put them back > together.) I looked the cables over and can't see any obvious kink's orcat > chew marks. > > This happen to anybody else? Anyone with any experiance with anythinglike
Quoted text (10 lines)> this? Any advice appreciated, ask if more info needed... > > Thanks in advance. > > > Kevin (aka tlgtr) > **** > Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured > annually by their clothing. >
Its a known issue with the Black Momo pedals, they lose calibration. A Google search should find you a few fixes. "TlgtrProd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Every now and then (Mainly noticed in SCR for F12K) it seems like I losesome > of my acceleration. In SCR, I can't seem to get to 6th gear andacceleration > is slow. I am guessing it is a bad connection or cable, as when I pausethe > game and "jiggle and fiddle" (engineering terms) with the cables and > connections I canusually get it working correctly again..? Yet, I tookthe > pedals apart and looked for dirty connections, didn't find any, but itdidn't > change anything. (Amazingly enough they worked after I put them back > together.) I looked the cables over and can't see any obvious kink's orcat > chew marks. > > This happen to anybody else? Anyone with any experiance with anythinglike
Quoted text (10 lines)> this? Any advice appreciated, ask if more info needed... > > Thanks in advance. > > > Kevin (aka tlgtr) > **** > Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured > annually by their clothing. >
Shock 01 Apr 2004 00:33 UTC↳ reply to TlgtrProd#40351
Hey bud. There is a fix you need to look for. Basically you will have to wrap tape around your gas pedals on the inside of the case. It works good for a while, but I would recommend buying a new set of pedals to go with your wheel. By the way, the black momo is an awesome wheel. Too bad they didn't make higher quality pedals to go with it. Shock "TlgtrProd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Every now and then (Mainly noticed in SCR for F12K) it seems like I losesome > of my acceleration. In SCR, I can't seem to get to 6th gear andacceleration > is slow. I am guessing it is a bad connection or cable, as when I pausethe > game and "jiggle and fiddle" (engineering terms) with the cables and > connections I canusually get it working correctly again..? Yet, I tookthe > pedals apart and looked for dirty connections, didn't find any, but itdidn't > change anything. (Amazingly enough they worked after I put them back > together.) I looked the cables over and can't see any obvious kink's orcat > chew marks. > > This happen to anybody else? Anyone with any experiance with anythinglike
Quoted text (10 lines)> this? Any advice appreciated, ask if more info needed... > > Thanks in advance. > > > Kevin (aka tlgtr) > **** > Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured > annually by their clothing. >
This is happening to me now. I'll lose calibration on the gas pedal in the middle of a race. The only fix is to unplug and re-calibrate. This is the secong black Momo that has done this. If anyone has a fix..please post. The other wheel is sitting in the closet with the same problem :( Dan
On 31 Mar 2004 22:25:14 GMT, [email hidden] (TlgtrProd) wrote:
Quoted text (15 lines)>Every now and then (Mainly noticed in SCR for F12K) it seems like I lose some >of my acceleration. In SCR, I can't seem to get to 6th gear and acceleration >is slow. I am guessing it is a bad connection or cable, as when I pause the >game and "jiggle and fiddle" (engineering terms) with the cables and >connections I canusually get it working correctly again..? Yet, I took the >pedals apart and looked for dirty connections, didn't find any, but it didn't >change anything. (Amazingly enough they worked after I put them back >together.) I looked the cables over and can't see any obvious kink's or cat >chew marks. > >This happen to anybody else? Anyone with any experiance with anything like >this? Any advice appreciated, ask if more info needed... > >Thanks in advance. >
This happened to me also, so I beefed to Logitech customer support. After making me jump through a few hoops (update driver, get latest directx, etc), they shipped me a new Momo. Didn't even have to return the old one. Call Logitech! > >Kevin (aka tlgtr) >**** >Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured >annually by their clothing.
What is the fix? I had this problem with my original unit. Logi got in touch with me after reading my complaints here and sent me new pedals (wanted the old ones back for testing). The new ones have worked perfectly until about two days ago!!! I was just about to post here again, but seems like I am not alone. If there is a "fix" that doesn't involve swapping pedals, I would like to know about it. Unplugging and replugging USB fixes it every time...but a little difficult to do mid-race :( Marc "Schooner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:OfIac.13478$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (35 lines)> Its a known issue with the Black Momo pedals, they lose calibration. > A Google search should find you a few fixes. > > "TlgtrProd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Every now and then (Mainly noticed in SCR for F12K) it seems like I lose > some > > of my acceleration. In SCR, I can't seem to get to 6th gear and > acceleration > > is slow. I am guessing it is a bad connection or cable, as when I pause > the > > game and "jiggle and fiddle" (engineering terms) with the cables and > > connections I canusually get it working correctly again..? Yet, I took > the > > pedals apart and looked for dirty connections, didn't find any, but it > didn't > > change anything. (Amazingly enough they worked after I put them back > > together.) I looked the cables over and can't see any obvious kink's or > cat > > chew marks. > > > > This happen to anybody else? Anyone with any experiance with anything > like > > this? Any advice appreciated, ask if more info needed... > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > > > > Kevin (aka tlgtr) > > **** > > Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured > > annually by their clothing. > > > >
Here are two sites that I found. Depending on what you read it's either the pots or a general design flaw or a software problem... So far, I am able to pause the game, unplug and replug the pedals and we are back in business, but then I don't race online. (This is in SCR-haven't tried it in anything else yet yet.) If this will continue to solve the problem I can live with it for now at least. Since I took the pedals apart I probably can't swap them out thru Logitec. IF I end up with new wheel it may not be a MOMO. I would recomend anyone who does buy one to spend the extra money to get the 'extra warranty' so you can just take it back and swap it out. http://www.wingmanteam.com/discus/messages/3/1960.html?1079733137 http://web.axelero.hu/mozso/ Can anybody tell me if the Act_labs pedals are any good and do they just plug into the MOMO wheel? they look good on the web site...but I am not much of a 'hardware guy' so I would appreciate any advice.... Kevin (aka tlgtr) **** Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured annually by their clothing.
The stock Act Labs perf pedals work very nicely Tlgtr but the springs were a constant issue for me. I followed someone's AL pedal upgrade and they work pretty good (dont have the url handy). Not anywhere near the ECCI 6000s though ;) AL perf pedals include their own USB breakout so they show up in control panel/game devices as their own device so you will still need your Momo's pedals plugged in for wheel power (you can map the other pedals in many games though). Mitch "TlgtrProd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > Can anybody tell me if the Act_labs pedals are any good and do they just plug > into the MOMO wheel? they look good on the web site...but I am not muchof a
Quoted text (8 lines)> 'hardware guy' so I would appreciate any advice.... > > > Kevin (aka tlgtr) > **** > Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured > annually by their clothing. >
Bamadano wrote: > This is happening to me now. I'll lose calibration on the gas pedal > in the middle of a race. The only fix is to unplug and re-calibrate. > This is the secong black Momo that has done this. If anyone has a > fix..please post. The other wheel is sitting in the closet with the > same problem :( > Dan Unplug the pedals from the back of the wheel and then plug them back in. The problem has only happened to me once in 4 months. South
>Unplug the pedals from the back of the wheel and then plug them back in. The >problem has only happened to me once in 4 months. > >South > Tried it South but thanks for the suggestion. Dan
That has been working for me...so far... Kevin (aka tlgtr) **** Zip slowly, medical statistics show that over 100,000 people are injured annually by their clothing.
On Thu, 01 Apr 2004 21:11:26 GMT, "Mitch_A" <[email hidden]> wrote: > >AL perf pedals include their own USB breakout so they show up in control >panel/game devices as their own device so you will still need your Momo's >pedals plugged in for wheel power. > >Mitch No you don't, Mitch. I use the MOMO Black steering wheel with the Act Labs Performance Pedal set without my old MOMO pedals being plugged in. Just make sure that you go to the next "page" with the little arrow at the bottom, when you run the calibration routine in the game.
I actually never used my black momo with em so I mistakenly assumed it was the same as the momo force in which the power is plugged into the pedals. Sorry for the mistake ;) Mitch "Joe Palooka" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > No you don't, Mitch. I use the MOMO Black steering wheel with the Act > Labs Performance Pedal set without my old MOMO pedals being plugged > in. Just make sure that you go to the next "page" with the little > arrow at the bottom, when you run the calibration routine in the > game.

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